New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 1021. SEPTEMRER 21, EX-SERVIC Attention ! 'Physical Re-examination, FLYING SQUADRON U. S. Government Clean-Up Campaign to straighten out all unadjusted claims, will begin in New Britain, Thursday, September 22nd. New Claims, Rerating of Disability, AMERICAN RED CROSS, Paul K. Rogers, Chairman. All nervous and tubercular cases be sure and report. MUNICIPAL HOME SERVICE BOARD, W. L. Hatch, Chairman. Soldiers are'requested to make appointments at the Municipal Service Bureau, City Hall, for examination as soon as possible. rooms of the Eddy-Glover Post, No. 6, American Legion, Sovereigns Building, Main Street. The Flying Squadron has come to the city to expedite any claims ex-service men may have against the government, such as: Reopening of Old Claims, Issuance of Transportation, MEN Attention!! Examinations will be held in the Correction of ¥ Hospitalization, etc. AMERICAN LEGION, H. C. Jackson, Chairman. W. W.T.SQUIRE, Chairman Flying Squadron Committee. U KLUX KLAN HA WARNED CRIMINALS hawnee, Okla, Wrongdoers Advised to Quit — Shawnee, Okla., Sept h lundrea mombers of the Ku Klux ian, in official regalia, paraded Brough the main streets of Shawnee d Temumseh late last night after turing the night editor of a local hewspaper and taking him on the ney. Nothing was done other than display banners and send warning e to law violators thro the mns of A Shawnee newspaper. Betore allowing the newspaperman leave the car in which he was taken the trip, the following note was nded to him, addressed to a Shaw- newspaper: “We are one thousand strong in wneo. Good Americans uphold the . Watch the ownership of your per and keep it in the hands of Bood Americans. We will.clean Shaw- when the time is ripe. Bootleggers gamblers will save trouble by ving now In addition to the warning sent to he newspaper, the following banners ere carried on the sides of the 60 cars the parade “Don't follow us, it's not safe.” “You can't eat grub your wife made 21.—~Three “Judges you know your duty-—we with you when you do it, but you must do (. “Look out If you do not heed these “Fooling around the other fellow's @ is not wise." Joyriders be careful’” “We have your taw." “Lawyers, make your fegitimate cases.” “If you want to be healthy, #% on law- breakers’ bonds." PRESIDENT’S CUP MATCHES CONTINUE money off don't Judd Beats Robinson in Second Round s | at Shuttle Meadow—Other Re- sults of Links Play. Beveral matches were played in the Shuttle Meadow club golf champlon- ship for the president’s cup yesterday In the first round of the match, P. B. $tanley played Maurice Pease and beat him one up. Harold Judd beat G. M. Robinson 1 up in the second round of the tournament. This brings all first yound matches played and one of the pecond round in the first sixteen "The second sixteen pairings were dif- farent than announced last evening. Mawever, J. H_ Robinson defeated Is. ¥, Hildebrand, 2 and 1. R. C. Ger- mond took the match with A. C. Me- je by default. James P. Rogers ted L. W. Young, 2 and 1. I o defaulted to H. 8 Humphrey and W. Parsons won over H, 8. Par igons by the same process This leaves three matches of the first round to be played beforo the tournament = con- tinges One match of the second round wad played yesterday when Rogers won ower Germond 5 and 4 four matches the heaten olght in of the first sixteen have Begs. played. C. W. Upson defaultea w Manning. W. T. Coholan defeat C. Treadway, 3 and Be WV defaulted to Alton Green I Qanada was the native Indlan word H:vuun r ' MARDI GRAS ' ‘STATE ARMORY —p FRIDAY EVE. M!IAN MAJOR OROHESTRA ¢ —Nine Pleces— CLOUCESTER MUCH INCENSED Fishermen Believe Protest Should be Made Against Barring of Mayflower From Race. Gloucester, Mass., Sept. 21.—Not all of Gloucester is in agreement with the American race committee in accepting without protest the disbarment of the Boston schooner Mayflower from this year's races for the international fish- ermen’s cup. Mayor Wheeler, himself a designer of boats, speaking at a meeting of the committee last night, sald a mistake was made when the committee acquiesced in the elimina- tion by the Canadian cup truetees of the vessel that was named as the American defender. “Why eliminate the Mayflower?"* he asked, after reterring to the fact that it was contended she was more nearly yacht than fisherman, “when a skilled Nova Scotian designer laid down the lines' for the speedy vessel which has been buflt as this year's Canadian challenger. Down East they must think that we of Gloucester are a lot of chumps." Others present replied that the May- flower violated the spirit of the deed of gift of the trophy. Captain George H. Peeples, president of the master malners’ association, then joined with Mayor Wheeler in his protest. “I know personally that practically all the masters and fishermen at this port are in favor of sending the Mayflower down thera to defend the cup against the Bluenose,”” he said. Others took lssue with this state- ment and the committee then returned to the work of planning for a financ- ing of the elimination race on October 12 at which a boat will be selected to take the place of Mayflower as the American defender. HELEN M. SEELEY WILL. Bequests Made to Relatives of De- ccased Local Woman. The will of Mrs. Helen M. Seeley was filed for probate yesterday after- noon makes the following bequests after all just funeral expenses are paid: To the Fairview cemetery commit- tee, $50 for care of her burial lot; to | Sure | Rehef 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief | Rowe of Hamilton, Ont., B FO. INDIG ESTION Mrs. Vera Seeley, wife of Clinton Seeley, $150, also clothing, ornaments and jewelry owned by the testatrix; to Donald Joseph Abels, $£6500 to be placed on deposit in the Savings bank of New Britain until he has reached the age of 21 years; the remainder of the estate to Horace Clinton Seeley, son of the testatrix, who is appointed executor without bonds. The will was drawn August 28, 1919, and was witnessed by Newton L. Lockwood. Charles E. Fournier and Milton E. Hjerpe. BIRTHDAY PARTY. A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Miss Lena Savio at her home on Winter street. A large crowd of friends attended. There was music furnished by McCarrie's orchestra. 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